A Level Humanities, Social Science, Education Essex

...productions to different audiences, students build an understanding of what theatre is made of. Careers and Further Studies Students might choose to progress...

...in our physical environment especially volcanoes, earthquakes, global warming and coasts, whilst other students may prefer the contrasts of Human Geography...

...of transport and Macro economics in a global perspective. Although economics is a theory-based subject, there is a strong emphasis on practical applications and problem-solving...

...of ways of participating and which groups suit your beliefs. The A2 course compares the UK to the USA. You will learn how American political philosophy...

...ability to comment on a wide range of spoken language and written texts. Students will also learn how to adapt their style of writing to different audiences...

...at pioneering individuals and moments of crisis. There are opportunities for individual study and usually one European visit is organised. In addition...

...World War One Literature or The Struggle for Identity. In year two (A2) study units include literature on the theme of 'Love Through the Ages' and comparison...

...types of issues grab your attention. By studying such topics, they will allow you to develop a highly critical mind. Also, if you have an interest in popular culture...

...a particular topic to research such as the problem of food supply, health and pollution, leisure and tourism or tectonic hazards. Where possible...

...identity and understand the processes involved in the formation of this identity. Students are encouraged to develop critical thinking, taking nothing at face value...

...In year one (AS), topics studied include: the structure of the Earth; earthquakes; geological structures and the rock cycle; igneous; sedimentary and metamorphic processes...

...Geography and Psychology. If you enjoy Maths, this course would provide useful support for this subject as well as being a qualification in its own right...

...main issues and institutions that shape our world. In year one (AS), the two units of study concern themselves with questions about modern UK politics such...

...36 weeks Who the Course is For: Students who are interested in examining the main Political Ideologies and the relationship between them. Students who have an enquiring...

...In year two (A2), coursework is done on the stormy one hundred years of Anglo/Irish relations up to the conflict surrounding the creation of the Irish Free State in...

...Students who are interested in examining society, culture and identity. You will examine changes in family structure, employment patterns, education policies...

...traditions and jazz. In year one (AS), students will be concerned with ways in which composers use instruments to express their musical ideas and learn...

...This course is for students who are interested in learning about why all the things you see on the news happen and how they effect consumers...

...gain a contextual understanding of the impact of technology on a range of music. Students must have a good knowledge of an instrument, and are encouraged...

...36 weeks Who the Course is For: Students who are interested in how the British political system operates, and have an inquiring mind will find this subject of interest...